Francke, Christian, approximately 1549-

found: Szczucki, L. Két XVI. századi eretnek gondolkodó, 1980 (subj.)t.p. (Christian Francken) p. 86 (Franke or Francke, b. around 1552, Gardelegen)

found: Nouv. biog. gén., 1858(Francke or Francken (Christian) German relig. visionary; b. 1549, d. after 1595)

found: BnF, catalogue général, viewed July 27, 2022(Francken, Christian ; Jesuit ; professor of philosophy in Vienna (1576-1580) ; born 1549, died 1603 ; variant name: Frank, Christian ; also published under the pseudonym Paulus Albutius) - http://ark.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb13164168v

found: Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek, viewed July 27, 2022(Francke, Christian ; German theologian and philosopher in Poland, Bohemia and Transylvania ; born approximately 1549 or 1552 in Gardelegen, died approximately 1595 or 1610 in Klausenburg ; variant names: Francke, Christianus; Franke, Christianus; Francken, Christianus; Francken, Gardelebiensis; Frank, Christian; Francus, Christianus; Francius, Christianus; Franck, Christian; Franken, Christian) - https://d-nb.info/gnd/118534696

found: German Wikipedia, viewed July 27, 2022(Christian Francken ; born 1550 in Gardelegen, died 1611 in Rome ; professor at the Vienna Jesuit School ; lector at the University of Altdorf ; in 1584 he became rector of the school in Chmielnik ; moved to Transylvania, where he was accepted at the court of Johannes Gerendi in Neusatz (Hungarian: Aranyosgerend) ; in 1587 stayed in Prague ; in 1588 returned to Transylvania and stayed with the nobleman István Szakolyi in Kisvárda ; in 1590 became lector at the College of Transylvanian Unitarians in Cluj ; in his final years traveled to Italy, where he is said to have been arrested by the Inquisition and later converted back to Catholicism) - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Francken